When people call you lucky,you feel good. You think over and over that Is i am really lucky? Some people has a tendancy that they feel overconfident, and thinks that any trouble can be faced easily in life since i am lucky. Luck is factor that raise you. If someone say lucky to you, Automatically an unique energy comes from inside, that tells you, that its an indeed that you are unique from others. Being luck many factor are there which can be faced Easily. Isn't it? No, Not true at all. Luck is something that doesn't comes bychance . If someone is really lucky then randomly luck can favour you. God as given you grace. If he thinks that you are lucky enough that luck should favour you,then not body can stop you from getting lucky.
All those thing which hear from different people about luck, i think that it is useless. I don't think there is any person on this earth,who could tell me that at this time, at this day you will be lucky. I have never understood its way of coming into my life. Any time it could come. It goes to people randomly. I always ask to god that luck should come to me, at the the time of serious requirement. When there is a requirement where compulsory word works.Today only, i had this type of problem. Today was my practical exam. I was looking to my friend writing program of C. We both have decided to take all the programs in pen drive. So, we did that. We took all program with us. Where i was sitting in examination hall, I was facing straight when Mam was sitting. So, I couldn't put pen drive in my computer. I knew the program What i was given, but half. On the other side, i saw my friend was not facing Mamr. So, Mam couldn't see what my friend is doing. So, he quickly copied program on desktop. There he was lucky. He didn't came to lab once, but his program was performed. And I could'nt run the program.
I wonder why god favour them . This is not fair from god. Equal justice should be given. I am jealous about my friend. I was reading and craming those program right from evening,on other side, my friend just copied all the programs in pen drive. He didn't do hard work in learning. It was i who didn't it all. I just didn't learn program,which came in examination . I knew that my fault is there . you will say why didn't you learn that program ? Now, here luck has favoured the wrong one. I said that my friend didn't do anything in learning. But he did his hard work in copying programs from computer to pen drive. So, I wonder that Is there is no value for learning? Is there any luck that if you learn and go to examination hall you will surely get good marks.
So, that is what i wanted to write about luck by giving the example that luck favours randomly. One thing i have learned that no matter whether luck favours you or not. You mind should be set to work more hard and have to feel positive. Work more and more hard to get those luck ,which you haven't got. If you don't get luck,don't worry, one day it will come, that god will give you lots of luck and you will also feel proud to be lucky.
A perfect moral act is one that is performed with full knowledge and full consent. It is called perfect because it has fully the constituents of a human act, knowledge and full freedom of choice. The perfect example of this kind of moral act was when Mohan – who always had difficulty to pay the school fees- found a purse full of money lying near the canteen, and promptly deposited it in the school office.
An imperfect moral act is one which either the knowledge or the freedom of the individual, or both, are impaired or lessened. Accordingly, of course, the merit or guilt is lessened. When Neeta was lured by her school friends on to have an all night party, she attended it despite the fact that she knew her parents would not approve of it, was imperfect moral act. She knew that the act was wrong but she was guided by her friends.
A negative moral act is one, which involves some neglect to perform a duty. It is an omission of an act that should be done. For example a solider on sentry duty that goes to sleep when he is supposed to be on guard would be quality of moral offence of this type.
A positive moral act, on the other hand, involves the function of a human act that involves the performance of a good deed. Feeding a hungry person or taking care of the sick is a positive moral act.
A directly voluntary act is one, which is performed to achieve an end. The doer of the deed is conscious of the act and the end that is being sought. An indirectly voluntary act occurs when it has a secondary effect from a directly voluntary act. The secondary effect is not sought either for its own sake or a means to a further end, but it is, however, foreseen, at least obscurely. When Mr. Ram nursed his rich sick relative, he was aware that all the valuables and properties of the relative will invariably be given to him. He did not nurse the relative simply due to his greed but it was there at the back of his mind.
For instance, in a hospital a patient who is on a liquid diet asks a friendly nurse for solid food. She gives him some solid food out of friendship, never, of course, wishing any harm to the patient. Morally, this nurse is responsible for whatever ill effects the patient may suffer because such harm is indirectly willed by her.
Sometimes, however, the moral case is more complex. Ravi is suffering from acute appendicitis. If his life is to be saved he will have to undergo an operation. But Ravi has a morbid fear of the surgeon’s knife. He tries to run away from the hospital in order to avoid the operation. While the effect of saving Ravi’s life is good, there is the bad effect of destroying him psychologically. Should a doctor perform this operation? What are the moral principles that must be observed in such matters where one action has double effects? The answer to the case presented above is affirmative. The doctor may perform the operation.
Modern science has taught us that nothing happens by chance. Everything is the effect of some cause, even though we may not be able to discover what that cause is. Not a leaf falls to the ground, not a wind blows, and not a flower opens, without a reason. There is really, then no such thing as a chance. But we still use the word to describe happenings the reason of which we do describe happenings the reason of which we do not know; and when such apparently causeless happenings are favorable to our interests we say they are lucky; when unfavorable, we say they are unluckily.
All gambling games are games of chances, because they are decided not by skill or forethought, but simply by the happening of something which we cannot control, like the fall of a coin or the turning up of a certain card. No doubt there is reason why, when we spin a coin, it is sometimes `heads’ and sometimes `tails’ but if we play fairly, we cannot discover that reason, and so we cannot control the all of the coin. So we say that its turning up heads or tails is simply a matter of luck or chance.
Now ignorance always produces superstition. When people do not know why a thing happens in certain way, they attribute its happening to good or bad luck. People, to whom pleasant things often happen, are called `lucky’ men; and those who are always meeting with misfortune are called `unlucky,’ as if there were something in the people themselves that attracted good or bad fortune.
When folk have once got this idea of good and bad luck into their heads, they believe in all kinds of silly superstitions, and really think that inanimate things can bring them good fortune or bad fortune. Such people are really nervous, if the salt is upset on the table in their direction; if they sleep in a room numbered 13 at a hotel; if they pass under a ladder; or see the new moon through glass. These things, for no reason at all, are supposed to bring bad luck.
Now of course all such superstitions are pure nonsense, and no educated person should bother about them for a moment. There is really no such thing as luck or chance; and only foolish people waste their lives in waiting for a miracle of good luck to bring them a fortune. The wise man will try to attain it by hard work, wise effort and enterprise, and leave nothing to chance. Most of the people who are called `lucky’ have good fortune because they work for it; and so-called `unlucky men’ miss it because they are lazy or stupid.
When we start working in an office, we should try to get a clear picture of the nature of our work, of how it is related to the other members of the office and how it contributes to the efficiency of the organization as a whole. When we start on some work we are still `learns.’ Each organization has its own way of doing tings and our first duty should be to make our position as strong as possible. This can only be achieved by doing our work in a perfect manner.
When ever we are assigned some task, it is assumed that the person would be interested in whatever he has been assigned to do. The basic that can be expected from the person would be dependability. It is a high compliment if the person who has assigned the job would say, `I don’t know and I don’t have to worry about the job I have assigned to him.’ If a person is not interested in doing the work, it is noticed soon later. In the modern times, service and team-work is much sought-after. The self seeker, no matter how hard he works, cannot go far.Forgetfulness and carelessness are two characteristics that can never be forgiven. If a person has even one of the two traits he would have hard life ahead. A typist who leaves a comma in a sentence can bring great loss to the company. The comma is symbolic. It is a little, trivial in itself, but can have grave consequences.
In order to be efficient, one need be only competent. He should have the skill as well as initiative. Initiative gives the drive and the thrill that id needed to complete the job efficient. If we have the intuitive, we will not only gain experience but will also make new discoveries. No matter how small your job is, always see its importance in relation to the total set up. Many large organizations provide post employment training to those who wish to gain additional technical skill.
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